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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1954

Page

17

Kindergarten Mothers to Attend Tea at Staples School

Kindergarten mothers at Samuel Staples school are invited to a tea in the kindergarten room on Tuesday from 3 30 to 4 30 p m. First grade moms Mrs Frank Abbin and Mrs Henry BE Welter coordinate with babysitting provided by Girl Scout Troop 230 and other volunteers.

Staples School Samuel Staples School Frank Abbin Henry BE. Welter Frederick O'Hara William Crossman Joseph C. Ribbons Richard Greiser Robert Lewis Lawrence Rowland Michael Dugan Sydney Smith Albert Goodrich J. Sherwood Edwards Robert Gilmore William B. Hutchinson Charles Laskay John van Ort Ernest Noren

Hungarian Music Gala At Ritz Ballroom Charity Event

A festival presented by the First Hungarian Reformed Church at the Ritz ballroom features Jeno Bartal and a ten piece orchestra playing Hungarian music from the 15th century to today. The program includes Budapest performers, dances by the Tartars, an act by Eugene Endrey and wife, and several soloists with dancing and a Csardas contest. Proceeds aid the church building fund.

Ritz First Hungarian Reformed Church Jeno Bartal Mr. Bartal Tartars Royal Opera House of Budapest Eugene Endrey Margaret Padly Chicago Opera Theatre Mariska Kondor Kapin Sranka George Vitariu Bill Ratzenberger Rozsika Lanzio

Danbury Fair Draws Large Crowds in October Visit

A Saturday crowd at the Danbury Fair swelled to 28,708, among them notable figures such as Abraham A. Ribicoff the Democratic gubernatorial candidate Antoni N. Sadlak Republican at-large, Harry P. Jynnger Democratic Sheriff candidate for Fairfield County and Joseph Lyford Democratic at-large candidate. Officials expected over 30,000 for Sunday weather permitting, potentially setting a new attendance record.

Danbury Abraham A. Ribicoff Antoni N. Sadlak Harry P. Jynger Fairfield County Joseph Lyford

Dinner Honors N E Antignani by Duke Society

State officials and 250 friends attended a testimonial dinner for N Edwin Antignani hosted by the Duke of Abruzzi society at the Duke of Abruzzi hall. Toastmaster Kenneth Zarrilli, with Rev Donato Paolucci offering benediction, presented a defense bond to the attorney, as Ralph DeLuca spoke for the society. Antignani credited his parents for his achievements and thanked supporters.

N. Edwin Antignani Duke of Abrufzi Hall George Saden Senatorial A. Edward Sandula Kenneth Zarrilli Donato M. Paolucci St. Raphael’s Church Ralph DeLuca Mr. Antignan

Youth Accordion Prodigy to Play Carnegie Recital Hall

Louis Coppola a 17 year old Fairfield student will give an accordion recital at Carnegie Recital Hall next Sunday at 3 p m sponsored by the Arcari Foundation of Merion Pa Proceeds go to the foundation Coppola has earned major AAA prizes including three first prizes in Boston Chicago and New York in the 1950s to 1980s and a $50 WJZ radio contest award He studied with Rudy Mc Unaro for six years and has performed at a Chicago convention for accordion companies last July.

Louis Coppola Fairfield College Preparatory School Carnegie Recital Hall Arcari Foundation Merion Louis F. Coppola Charles Street Louis Rudy Mc Unaro American Accordion Association New York Boston Chicago AAA

Renegade Englishman Fooled Nazis With Double Spy Role

Eddie Chapman, a renegade Englishman turned double agent, recounts to German masters a failed sabotage of the De Havilland factory and a staged explosion. The London publisher reconstitutes missing chapters, detailing his covert missions, payoffs, and postwar fortunes.

New York Eddie Chapman Germany England Hatfield de Havilland London Time Magazine George Voigt Chapman Voigt Secret Service Buzz Bombe

McLaughlin Named Executive Director of Fairfield County Palsy Group

Edmund E. McLaughlin, 32, has been appointed and has begun duties as executive director of the Fairfield County Cerebral Palsy Association. President John J. Cotter announced. He directs the present Fairfield County Cerebral Palsy Center at 951 Park Ave and helps complete plans for the new center at 360 Norman Street.

Edmund 8. McLaughlin Fairfield County Cerebral Palsy Association John J. Cotter Mr. McLaughlin Fairfield County Cerebral Palsy Center Park Ave Norman Street

Car Severed Pole Sparks Bradley Street Clash

A car in New Haven struck a United Illuminating Co. pole on Bradley Street and then crashed into a house. Frank Jasinski, 27, of New Haven, was seriously injured. Police are investigating why the vehicle veered from the westbound lane in a 1950 sedan.

New Haven United Illuminating Co Bradley Street Frank Jasincki Jasinski

Mrs Eisenhower Misses Rally Brief Illness Cited

Denver October 9 AP Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower skipped a political rally as a light illness kept her away. A family friend described the illness as brief but not serious and said she is completely recovered today.

Denver Dwight D. Eisenhower

Benvenuti wins Good Citizenship award in Connecticut

Bristol on October 9 AP reports Freq Benvenuti former three term mayor of New London received the annual Good Citizenship award from the Grand Lodge of Connecticut Order of Sons of Italy in America. Dominic Cocco presented it at the Columbus day dinner for Benvenuti’s civic and welfare work. Gov Lodge praised Trieste settlement with Italy and Yugoslavia, noting his 1947 push to transfer Trieste to Italy and crediting Ambassador Clare Boothe Luce.

Bristol Freq Benvenuti New London Grand Lodge of Connecticut Order of Sons of Italy America Dominic Cocco Bridgeport Grand Lodge Benvenuti Gov. Lodge Italy Yugoslavia Trieste Foreign Affairs Committee Truman Clare Boothe Luce

Connecticut Eyes Federal Erosion Study Pilot Project

Governor Lodge and Senator Prescott Bush announce a House or Senate resolution to authorize a U S Army Corps of Engineers study of Connecticut shore erosion. A pilot Ash Creek Fairfield County project will guide broader shore surveys as hurricane effects prompt flood control action.

Hartford Connecticut U. S. Army Corps On Engineers Prescott Bush Governor Lodge Senator Bush Ash Creek Fairfield County Bush Senate Boston Corps of Engineers New England

Polish Embassy Hit as Espionage Nest

Senator Paul H. Douglas described the Polish embassy in Washington as an espionage nest and urged closing the Communist Polish embassy. He credited the Polish American Congress with aiding the removal of satellite Polish consulates from Chicago Detroit and other cities.

Chicago Paul H. Douglas D-Ill Washington Douglas Polish Legion of American Veterans

Germans donate toys for American orphans

Ten tons of toys donated by the Association of German Toy Manufacturers were turned over to U S Army representatives in Muernberg Germany for distribution to American orphans by the Army Quartermasters. Last year four tons were donated.

Muernberg Germany Association of German Toy Manufacturers U. S. Army United States U. S. Army Quartermasters Association

Norwalk Candidate Attacks Thruway Plan in Talk

Norwalk October 9 Democratic state rep candidate George F. Carroll Jr. addressed a veterans group here accusing Governor Lodge of mishandling the Connecticut expressway project. Carroll urged an investigation and advocated an inland route as the better choice.

The League of Women Voters of Connecticut WNHC John D. Lodge Abraham Ribicoff Norwalk George F. Carroll, Jr Governor Lodge Carroll

CIO and AT&T Long Lines Sign New Contract

The CIO Communications Workers of America announced a new contract with AT&T long lines, raising weekly wages by 1.50 to 2.50 dollars for 23,000 workers across 41 states. The deal, reached after nine weeks of talks, awaits union ratification and could take effect immediately if approved. A union official warned of possible strike action if negotiations stall further.

New York CIO Communications Workers of America Tonight Long Lines Department American Telephone and Telegraph Company Long Lines

Wasps Released in New Guinea to Fight Beetle Pest

A parasitoid wasp species is being introduced to New Guinea coconut plantations to combat the Promecothecs beetle. The release aims to control the pest and protect coconut yields in the region.

New Guinea

Dairyman Keeps 4 Boys on Farm He Loves by Electric Labor

Newville Pennsylvania October 9 AP how to keep sons on the farm prompts John Stamy a Cumberland county dairyman to electrify farm chores. With PP&L and Farm Journal backing, nearly every task from milking to feed grinding is automated. Stamy, 36, owns a 182 cow Ayrshire herd and four sons Jeffrey 12 Jol 8 Jerry 8 Spencer 6. Electric devices greatly cut backbreaking labor and aim to keep the family on the land they love.

Dairyman Newville John Stamy Stamy Pennsylvania Power and Light Company Farm Journal Magazine Stamp Pennsylvania Carlisle Pp&l Farm Journal Aona National Electrical Manufacturers Association National Electrical Contractors Association Harrisburg Mary Jeffrey Jol Jerry Spencer Stamy’s

Railroad dressing up McGinnis vows revival of passenger service

New Haven president Patrick B McGinnis told 1200 attendees that railroads have let passenger business slide and promised to dress up the line and boost public contacts. The Yale dinner honored 587 employees with 40 or more years of service who received stock. Another group of veterans on the eastern half of the system was saluted in Boston last Saturday.

New Haven Patrick B. McGinnis Yale New Haven Road Boston

Reception to Honor New JCC Director and Wife

A reception for Mr and Mrs Jack H Cohen will be held tonight at 8 30 p m at the Jewish Community Center. The new executive director will be introduced as organizers led by Mrs Harold Applebaum Ralph Cohen Mrs Fannie Deitier Mrs Norman Friedman Bert Gilden Henry Katz Saul Lichtenstein Mrs Harry Nelson Dr Frank Northman Mr and Mrs Samuel Rosoff Mrs Edward Stubenhaus Miss Helen Tepperman Louis Lowy and Dr Morris Charney chair the event.

Jack H. Cohen Jewish Community Center Center Harold Applebaum Ralph Cohen Fannie Deitier Norman Friedman Bert Gilden Henry Katz Saul Lichtenstein Harry Nelson Frank Northman Samuel Rosoft Edward Stubenhaus Helen Tepperman Louis Lowy Morris Charney

George Kelso Injured After Fall From Home Site

George Kelso, 60, of 59 Wilson avenue Trumbull, suffered injuries to his right hip when he fell about 20 feet while working at 77 Herbert street yesterday at 10 am. He was taken to St Vincent's Hospital by Dr Michael Gyza and listed in fairly good condition last night. The State Lathing company of Barnum avenue employed him at the time of the accident.

George Kelso Wilson Avenue Trumbull Herbert Street Kelso St. Vincent’s Hospital Michael Gyza Kel- 80 State Lathing Company Barnum Avenue

Big heroin haul confiscated by California narcotics agents

California state narcotics agents seized a heroin shipment valued at about 250000 dollars and arrested two men in Oakland. The contraband reportedly was smuggled from Red China, with officials noting the seizure as a major blow to the illicit market.

Oakland Calif Red China

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